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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-06-23

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-06-23
SPECIAL LOCALS.
Dentistry.

Ds. }. j. MOORE, Dental Surgeon, makes a
speciality OF filing and extra ting teeth. He will
remain at h, Lafayette Hotel until July LIST, and
give prmpt attention TO all business in his line.
ie11-ti
, 1887-11-24
For a Long Voyage >

The Cape Ann Mass. Breeze, Of Oct.
10th, contains the following:
Can't Solomon Jacobs, weli-knoTn a5
the high line mackeraI killer of the New
FpcIand fishermen and owner OF the
Schs. MoIIle Adams and Edward Il.
Webster is about to engage IN 4 new en-
terprise. having completed this season
fishing, has fitted ont both of these Ees-
sells aud to-day they clear FOR Washing
ton Territory and Puget Sound to en-
gage in the fur sealing on tue Alaskan
coast. When Capt. jacobs informed
his friends this season that he would un-
tertake this adventure no cr@dence was
given to it. but to-day his statement IS
verified and the vessels will sail from
here on their long journey. The Mo!lIe
Adams is 1l726 tons and command ed
by Capt. Cbas. J. johnson, with crew
as follows: Peter Nelson, mate; Angus
McPbee, cook; Andrew Strong, Ohas.
Loyett, Carl G. Anderson, Francls ).
Moore, Ezekiel G. Crockett, VIM, &.
COrkum, Fritz K. Olsen, John Ii. Dan
iels and +. Tayeman, seamen. Edward
Webster. 1886 tons, commanded by
Capt John L. Harris; Fulton F. Wood
aman, mate: V. NJ. Cameron. cook;
James Mcpherson. Joshua II. Johnson,
Wm. +. O'Brien, Thomas Cuddy, Harvey
Smich, John HocbO, John HeweF5 and
Henry Fitzgerald, all young men and
have been fishing from this port several
seasons.
A reporter visited those vessels to day,
and learned something about the voy-
age they are to undertake, and their
miscellaneous cargo of outfit will no
doubt be of interest to many. First is
seventeen boats, built by Higgins and
Clifford, eighteen feet long, which VIII be
used in the sealing business; five dozen
breech loading rifles and shot guns with
a large quantity Of ammunition; a max
eral seine, trawl lines and hooks. and
numerous other articles of fishing out
fit. Each vessel is provided with three
suits of sails, spare booms and gaffs;
rigging of all kinds for halyards, etc,
paint, and everything necessary to rig
vessel; also provisions to supply each
vessel for one year Among the outfit
are boots, shoes, rubber5, dry goods,
hardware, and other articles to trade
with The outfit costing over ten thous-
and dollars is borne wholly by the own
ers. Capt. Jacobs will not go out in
the vessel, but will go over land this
winter, carrying with him twenty men
whom he has engaged in Newfound land,
all acquainted with seal fishing AS
both vessels will sail from here at the
same time much interest is manifested
in the long journey they are about to
undertake, as some rivalry exists be-
tween these two vessels. Capt. Jacobs,
it is said, has offered 10 the captain who
first arrives at the Golden Gate. 1t
must truly be said that no man engaged
Ill the fishing business in New England
has the courage that Capt. jacobs has,
as will be seen by his enterprise in this
matter.
, 1887-11-24
An Enterprising Firm

A few years ago our popular drug
gist, Mr.. r. K Latimer, arrived from
Oakland, Cal, where he had been in
business, and proceeded to establish
himself in the sale of drugs. Lati-
mer & Co. speedily became one of the
fixtures in our business community.
First small stand near the custom
house was occupied; then the old
telegraph corner ian excellent bust
ness Iocation) was leased and fitted
up. In that location a solid founda =
ton was laid for business in the line
of drugs, stationery, notions, &c, that
would grow with the town So well
did the proprietor prosper that when
the splendid McG urdy building was
erected on the opposite corner he was
ready to lease and occupy its choicest
location. Since moving to its present
elegant quarters the drug store has
been improved with all the latest and
best conveniencies, and it now among
those of which any enterprising
young city might be proud. Mr.
Latimer was recognized in city af
fairs two years ago by an election to
the city council, and this fall he took
a trip east to enjoy a hard earned
vacation. His many friends are not
at all envious Of his SUCCESS, and it is
but just to say that the gentleman
himself is not spoiled by it.
, 1887-11-24
From SUNDAY : DaiIx.

\ party was gwen at the residence Of
Jas. Jones Tuesday evening
Starrett's skating rink is popular these
Saturday evenings.
The Holyoke has gone to Semiahmoo
after a boom Of logs for Hadlock mills.
The steamship Abyssinia has arrived
at Vancouver, B. c.. from Hong Kong.
and will sail hence next Tuesday, 23i.
The Hastipgses sold a quarter OF a
block of residence property Yesterday in
I the Hastings addition for 81 COO
Rev. J. n Denison arrived yesterday
morning from Seattle, and will occupy
bis pulpit as usual today.
Mr.. and MIS- L. NJ. Mead are TO leave
soon for trip to Michigan, where they
will remain for the winter.
a few street lights on our most impor-
tant corners would be u decided improve
meut these dark nights.
Gov. Squire and family passed through
on the Olympian Friday morning, bound
for New York.
Mr. J. f BeIyea Of HadIock ha~ pur-
chased f=om Capt. de Lion the steam
launch Louise, and will use her for his
convenience on the bay.
The Port Discovery mill will be run
ning full blast in two weeks They have
more work on hand than can be accom-
piished, though they have been running
day and night since the accide>t There
are now seven large vcsso S loading
there
DIR. Barney, brother-iu-Iaw OF Ed.
Lake, Is il town visiting relatives, after
four months tour Of Europe The
doctor is highly pleased with this city:
particularly onr scenery, which he de
clares is the finest he has seen anywhere.
Gen. Sherman once pronounced our
scenery the finest in the Orld.
We hear of quite number nf young
folks who intend entering the university,
and it is likely that Prof. Palmer will
have fair Attendance from the start He
is an instructor Of many years exper-
ience, and Who has achieved large
measure OF success in other fields His
prestige will be an immense advantage
to the academic department of the uni
versity from the start
Hereafter the mails will arrive from
the south and east on Monday mornir G
instead OF Sundays. They will arrive
each morning at $50, leaving again at
3 so, and arrive at Seattle at 3, p. m, Post
master Mcnamara thought tlsst if we
were to have mails but six times a week
the day skipped had better be Sunday,
and ii waB so arranged. ali things CON
| sidered this seems to be the beet arrange
ments. Mails will make close connect
ions both ways at Seattle with overland
trains.
, 1887-11-24
city Council Meeting.

Regular meeting of the City Council
was held Friday evening. Present: HIS
Honor Mayor de Lion and members as
usual. After transacting routine bust
ness, petition was presented by Char
les Eisenbeis asking for an ordinance to
extend a wharf out from the foot of Ty-
ler street The petition was laid over
until next Friday, when special meet
ing of the Council will take place, at
which time an ordinance. drawn up by q
special committee appointed by the may
or, granting wharfage rights to said Els
enbeis will be acted upon.
An appropriation of 800 was granted
to extend improvements in grading hill
and extending Taylor street.
A committee consisting of the mayor,
city clerk and city attorney was appoint
ed to draw up resolutions petitioning The
territorial Legislature to pass u general
incorporation act
Transfer of liquor liceuse was made
from Kubiac to Sewan in Esmond sa-
loon.
, 1887-11-24

ID W. Cross OF the firm Of Cross 4
Co. Seattle, general agents far the CHI
Gag fire & burglar proof sales was III
town YESTERDAY They have just deliver
ed on" of their ste-l burglar proof safes
with automatic tnme-lock attachment to
Messrs. CIapp and Feurbach for their
new bank.
Mr. Il. T Williams ot Victoria. the
leading book binder Of the province.
Was in town looking around most of the
day Yesterday. Mr. Williams had
not been here before for fourteen wears.
He very naturally expressed qualification
at our growth and prospect
The Government telegraph line from
PaTt Angeles to yatoosh has been lying
On the ground during the last TWO DAYS.
Capt. Amcsburg, Of the ship Macy. says
on arriving at the Cape he fourd all
communication with tic Sound cut of,
and was unable to signal tug to tow
him in.
, 1887-11-24
From Fridays Daily.

City conncil meeting tonight.
Harry Tbbals hns gone to Portland.
H. Dobbs has begun painting Good
yemplar hall.
An infant child of E. Il. Brown of the
ARGUS office is seriously ILL.,
The Wildwood had to go to Seattle
yesterday morning, and so there was no
steamer to make the Neah Bay trip.
Capt. Heard, late master Of the
wrecked ship Duchess OF Argyle, left for
England this morning via the Canadian
Pacific.
Dave Spoor has just returned from
oregon-bringinG with him couple of
hoFses, one of which was bought by
Frank Hastings
King county has a political contest
on her hands that is waxing warm. At
least the Press OF Seattle is irving to
make it wax warm.
Mr. E. b. Shull of Scow Bay is put
S hP PN"iS ioi ~ GENTS Qulrt-lGISt
the thing for housewives who have to
buy their sauces and preserves.
Sportmen are finding excellent duck
shooting these days, after heavy winds,
IN the marshes and small bays and In
goons along the Sound.
Ths Seattle Press is labering under A
mistake in regard to the Incorporation of
the University trustees. They have been
incorporated since May 3lst Their
last articles were merely supplemental.
Edwin Thorne ami Rose Morrisa will
appear at Learued's ope.a house next
Wednesday evening IN their popular
play entitled: The Black Flag" It is a
great m~loiramatsc suog IS. Seats on
sale al BaEt,ett's
for a= - - .;,,, ~ ~ - -
da1gerou- Iu-sd at her father
A I; DAVIS Of D ass, was tele,
graphed to1
, 1887-11-24
PrcRmbIe and Resolutions.

Preamble and Resolutions passed by
Pioneer Assembly No. 2605 x. Of l.. at
their regular meeting held Nov. q, 1887.
PREAMBLE.
Whereas; 1t is believed by the men,
bers of Pioneer Assembly No. 26O5 K. OF
l.. that Anarchism is detrimental to,
and against law and order and the gen
eral peace and welfare of the country in
which we live.
Therefore, be it resolved that we, the
members of Pioneer Assembly No. 26Oj
located at Port Townsend censure the pa.
per known as the Model common Wealth
for their stand in the Chicago Auarch-
lists case, and be it resolved that We no.
tify the editor of the Model Common
Wealth to discontinue our copy from
this date. Resolved that copy OF these
resolutions be spread upon the minutes
and one sent to the Model Commo I
Wealth and that copy be published in
the daily Puget Sound ARGUS.
49, Signed,
! seal ! FL. E. CHURCH, r. s.,
49, Pioneer Assembly, No. 26o5'
, 1887-11-24

Louey Rostein of Duugeness is IN
town.
Dr. Grasse aud E. L. Terry of Seattle
are in town.
Mr.. w. :. Learned of Irondalo was in
town yesterday.
Judge Albert Briggs intends taking a
| trip to Oregon sosn.
1t takes sharp work to catch the
mails these mornings.
Mr.. Draper, keeper of the light house
at Point Wilson is quite i'll.
The new asylum at SteiIaeoom is to be
opened with grand concert and ball.
The Evangel took the Dispateh's mails,
passengers and freight TO Claiam yester-
day.
Miss Nellie Weymouth arrived on the
ocean steamer yesterday from San Fran
cisco.
The Y. Nj. c. A. meeting Sunday after
was sprightly interesting and we'll at
| tended.
There is talk of enlarging the NJ. E.
church building, to accommodate the
public this winter.
Mr.. Bailey Avery, travelling eorrespon-
dent of the Portland Oregonian, paid
this office friendly call yesterday.
Bradshaw 4 Sachs are having lot of
clearing done and contemplating exten-
sive improvements, on their tract OF land
back of the university site.
Geo. Venable Smith, president Of the
cooperative colony at Port Angeles. is
about to go east again-presnmably on
leciurinG and canvassing tour.
4 very annoying delay has occurred
in the shipping of those school desks for
the academic department OF the univer-
sity. They are expected to arrive this
morning however.
Capt Fl. K W. Ayers, assistant keeper
OF the tatoosch light house. is taking his
annual vacation. He is also looking for
schooner to charter suitable for Capt.
Jacobs fishing business.
The collection at the union Thanks
giving services in the NJ. f. church on
Thursday at IL a. M. will be devoted to
the benefit OF the Y. NJ. G. A. Reading
room. A worthy object.
Two families from neighboring
county are buying residence property
near the University site, with a view of
moving hither to secure the advantages
OF that institution for their children.
It now takes thirty-Rine hours for
the express train to go from Portland,
Or, to SAP Francisco. When the Port
Townsend Southern is completed we
will be able to 60 from here to Bay City
in about fifty hours.
It is learned that Rev. Mr.. Lund, Of
Oregon, who had accepted call TO be-
come rector of st. Paul's Episcopal
church in this city, has changed his
mind about coming, and, on advice of
his physician, will go to another field
This leaves the church vacant again.
Rev. J. n. Denisen began at the NJ
E. church, Sunday evening, a series
of sermons to young people, his first
being addressed to young ladies, the
subject being: "The Virgin Mary"
Next Sunday evening he will preach
sermon specially to young men,
The Seattle people are urging Capt.
Jacobs to make that the headquarters
for his fishing business-on account of
fecilities for shipping east or inland
from there. We have no doubt that
Capt Jacobs knows what he wants well
enough to select the location that will
best snit the convenience of himself and
associates; but perhaps it might be well
enough to call his attention TO the i,d
vaHtages Of the saudspit on Point Hud-
son, or GROSS the month Uf ScOw Bay.
for drying purposes, ana also the fact
that in Il couple of years or less he can
ship from here by rail.
, 1887-11-24
The University Opening.

We are authorized to state that the ac'
ademic department OF the University OF
Puget Sound will open in the upper part
of the public school building this morn
ing. There was little delay IN receiv-
ing the desks, but they arrived yesterday,
and although they were not what was
ordered, yet there was enongh of them
used temporarily to answer all purposes.
Today marks an era in the educational
progress OF Port Townsend-being the
beginning of higher education. From
this time on there will be additional
faculties provided as the University de-
yelopes into q full fledged institution
Our Town has done well to secure such
an educator as Prof. Palmer. That he
will do grand work in his line We feel
assured. Again we desire to impress
upon students intending to enter that
they ehould lose no time.
, 1887-11-24
shipping Notes

Ship State of Maine is at Hadlock
from Frisco.
Schooner American Ranger, the new
Quilcene craft, is commanded by Capt.
Linkenfelter.
The Ancon sailed for Alaska yesterday
afternoon.
The Pioneer towed the Br. ship Glib
| sen in from the sea last night, tea laden
from China for Tacoma.
The tug Mastick towed the Edward
O'Brien to BIakely last night, to load
lumber.
The Br. bark IIelenslea will load lum-
Der at Port Gamble for Australia.
SEATTLE, Nov 22.-Sailed Ship Fan.
| ny Tucker. coal laden for Frisco.
San Francisco--Arrived - Steamers
Corwin, Columbia river; Geo. W. Elder,
Puget Sound. Cleared-Str. Columbia,
Portland; ships City of Benaires, Port
land; Ferdinand. Portland. Sailed
Steamer Walla WalIa. Seattle.
Passengers from CIalam per Evaugle
Port Augcles-Gordon, Gordon. Dur.
geness-L FL Gays, E Pitcher, E Gays,
hcGarvin. j Carroll, Miss Lotzgazelle,
Il W Mcpherson.
, 1887-11-24
(From Tuesdays Da1Iy.)

Br. blk. Ellensly arrived this morning
in tow of tug Pioneer, from San Fran
cisco.
Am. ship VIM. Fl. Babcobk. Acapulco
was in the harbor yesterday; she will
load wheat at Tacoma for Liverpool.
On Thursday night last seven men
deserted from the bark HermiDe, srole
one of her boats and came to Port Town
send from Victoria. The boat was re-
covered, aud returned on the Olympian.
SEATTLE, Nov. 2l.-Arrived- Steam
collier Willamette.
Port Discovery -Sailed-ship Jere-
miah Thompson.
SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. 2l.-IndIcations
for a hours beginning at Il. ~, Nov,
22i: For Oregon, fair weather followed
by local rains, light variable winds,
nearly stationery temperature. Fol-
Washington territory, generally fair
weathea, light frost, variable winds
generally nortberly; COO! weather with
rising temperature.
, 1887-11-24
From weo1esGay.s Daily.

From Ueo.sesszay's Daily.
University opens taday.
Mr.. Hamilton OF Qui'ceue was in town
yesterday.
Mr. Morrison, Of Chimacum, was in
| town yesterday.
Supt. kendnck of HadIoek Mills was
IL town yesterday.
Mr.. Peter Mutty, the Port Discovery
hotel man, wasin town yesterday.
johnny Stockand has gone TO Port
land and Walla WaIIa on a business
trip.
The steamer Seattle is under charter
i'll the employ OF the U. S. coast survey
echnorer Yukon.
Bark HeienzIea, from San Diego, will
load lumber at Gamble for Melbourne.
Rsthschild Il Co, are agents
A scow load of Starrett's brick was
lowed TO Discovery yesterday for found
alton walls for the new boilers.
The new schooner Anerican Ranger
was at Quincy street dock this morning
with a load of farm produce from Quill
cine.
Discovery Mill Co. received this week
fIom San Francisco large band wheel
and shaft to replace broken parts of the
machinery in their mill.
Among the attractions booked for
Learned's Opera House this winter is
Leigh Burgess with his New York Com
pany, 10 appear De ,ember %.
Messrs. CIapp and Feuerbach will open
their banking business Dec.1s 1st-using
the vault room in the Clapp brick build
ing until Mr.. Peyser's store is moved.
Mr.. Ed. Darlington aud Mr.. Thorn
ton, Of Seattle, have purchased the store
and business of c. Welch, of Oak Har
Dor. Mr.. Welch is about to take 4 trip
east
Uncle j. J. Hunt has the heavy weight
champion Thanksgiving turkey. 1t is 4
monster. very fat, and dresses 25 pounds.
1t came from Mr.. John Powers Protec-
ton Island farm.
In order to allow the printers to prop
erIy observe Thanksgiving day there
Will be no DAILY ARGUS issued Friday
morning, as that would necessitate work
ing all day Thursday.
Among the passengers on the Ancon
which sailed 70. Alaska yesterday WeFe:
wife; U. s. Marshal, B. Atkins; Special
Deputy Collector OF Customs, jeff j.
Kuehn, and Paymaster Madison Il.
Calvert Of the U. s. S. Pinta.
Over hundred thousand dollars
worth of property OF various kinds for
sale, lease or exchange, by the ARGUS
real estate company. We are arranging
for advertising all this largely through
out the Pacific coast, and are preparing
to have northern Puget Sound rs it
has never been written up before.
We are indebted tc Judge Jas. G..
Swan, Hawaiian Consul, for q copy of
King Kalakaua's official address conven-
ing the Legislature of the Hawaiian king
dom. 1t Is significant on account Of ex-
pressions friendly to the United States
in relation to granting the privilege of
| having coaling station at Pearl river
Election in King county on Saturday.
A round million bushels of wheat WAS
raised in kittitas valley this year.
Ellensburgh is talking of a new brick
hotel with hundred rooms, to cost 500
900.
4 Garfield county farmer rascd this
year, 11,000 bIsbels of wheat on 200
acres CT land.
Four hundred and seventy acres of
land lying northest of Spokane Falls
sold the other day fer $4,000.
, 1887-11-24
Fog signal.
PORTLAND, OB., Nov. Is. '37.
EDITOR ARGUs--Sir.

PORTLAND, OR., NOV. 10, 81.
EDITOR ARGUs--Sir.
Will you please publish the following
as news item Of iRterest to Mareniers.
The light house board has decided
that first class Daball trumpet should
be esIablised on Patos Island, W. T., az
a fog signal. The board also decided
that light at that point is unnecessa-
ry"
Will you also please give notice tina;
masters of vessels, Pilots, and others are
requested to notify me, giving date and
hour, in case any of the lights in the dis,
trict are not burning at the proper time,
or fog signals not sounded properly,
during foggy weather, also to inform me
in case any of the buoys get out Of posi-
ton. Respectfully, q. SEBREE,
Inspector.
, 1887-11-24
From TG,ur-ss"s' Daily.


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tsrrs- in the bark ia IL f"@'d and VIII
remove with his family To- San francesca
where It is reported be viii engage IN
tel buslarz-- Better 20 INTO hRs'hess
il Port Io""7'O,' | ',..'i7 '''' o''''-l -
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il l-w "t C.F'. ana MS . "'' l. '"I!rF
O. tins c:ty
Tersoas who intend to eatcr ihe acad-
euatic department Il the university
sh al senI Their nIu'S auI make their
Arrangements a once. Nothing like
ba,inuiuE at the upsEin of the term.
I, costs Just d. much t. enter later on.
AMI nazes confusion besides depriylnE
,r.. student f iHa fan benefit OF the
school.
Rev. J. &. Ai.X4aier, British Wee
Consul. held an cfIia5al court of inquiry
Yesterday. into the cause Of the loss of
the British ship Duchess Of Argyle.
This, We learn, l. in acrorlauce with
English law Several sra captains We're
summoned to attest.
Cant Geo. II. Homes. deputy district
o,.o-nsy b,s haan IN San Imam c,unfv
nr,zecntin,. . few cases of alleged viola
t;oo ~ IN. I,raI ontion law
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d.y afternoon. with poDtoons. and flowed
bs, IN Hajlock for TeDairs.
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,5
po1'
Mr., hlVeF'hote comes OUT win an en-
la'sed advertisements lie proposes to
reach ont after the country trade.
Read the advertisement of the Saddle
Rock RestauraHt and oyster House.
Mr.. Holmes is Il first-class restaurant
keeper
wabsv, o vary fna nbo.o-onh -
tb. dairy farm barrvar5 Of Al,nzo
, 1887-11-24

California contains the two largest
wine vineyards in the worlf-Sen ator
Stanford's vineyard at Vina, Tehama
county, Of $500 acres, and the Nadeau
vineyard of Florence, Los Angeles eoun-
ty, of 2 5000 acres.
Henry WaikIe on 76 acre tract raised
an average OF IO7 bushels of oats to the
acre. We can imagine, says the Lacon-
ner Mail, how the average eastern far
mer would receive this statement-but it
is a solemn fact nevertheless.
Wm. Dunbar, one OF the leading mer-
chants Of Portland, haa gone to China
to investigate the flour trade. This luc-
rative trade has, heretofore, been almost
entirely monopolizea by San Francisco,
! bus 10 the future Oregon Is bound to
! have I5s stare Mr. Dunbar will be gone
/ about four months and Will thoroughly
( Investigate the matter, AMI see whether
he can do better by establishing asen-
cies in China or by selling here.-Pio-
| nesr.
, 1887-11-24

Str. EvangeI reports the buoy placed
to mark the wreck of the Belyiderc IN
The straiis of Fuca, as having dragged
about one half mile to the eastward.
, 1887-11-24

4 fine block of residence property on
the bill. for 5000. Call at the ARGUS
agency
, 1887-11-24
ghc At'eekln Ar9u5.

-.,I1-gSD.Y. NOVEMBER 2t, 1877.
, 1887-11-24
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, |

County OF JEFFERSON.
The above and foregoing articles
subscribed sworn to and acknow-
lodged by the said several subscIib-
ers whose names are affixed hereto
before me a Notary Public in and
for said county this 9th day Of Nov
1887.
Witness my hand and seal.
SEAL. MokRIS b. Sachs,
Notary PUBLIC in and for Jefferson
County and Washington Territory.
, 1887-11-24
ARTICLE II.

The corporate name of said body
polite is the University of Puget
SQUAD" The location whereof shall
be on section 10 in township 80 north
of range L west, near the city ot
Port Townsend, in jefferson county,
W. Ty.. and its chief place of busi
ness shall Je at said city and said
location